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Louisiana Tech names Wick dean of COES

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Sharing Mama Josie’s vision about food

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While recently traveling between New Orleans and Ruston, Tom and I stopped at one of our favorite places — Middendorf’s in Manchac. We’re not the only ones fond of Middendorf’s. It’s a restaurant that has been delighting the masses for close to 90 years.

A History of Ruston — Part III

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The railroad officials imported a surveyor from New York to lay out the town, thus accounting for the unusual width and symmetry of Ruston’s streets. To this newlydivided tract of land was given the name “ Russ Town,” later changed to Ruston, in honor of the original landowner.

Ways to help manage osteoarthritis

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Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis and affects over 32.5 million U.S. adults. OA is a degenerative joint disease that causes pain and stiffness and can lead to limited function.

Community comes together with DART for Radiothon success

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The Oxford English Dictionary defines “ community” as, “a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.” On Oct. 12, however, “community” had some different definitions here in Ruston.

BIRTHDAYS

October 25

Ruston Civic Guild meeting held

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The Ruston Civic Guild met on Oct. 12 at Squire Creek Country Club. Catherine Davison Mills presented the program on “Table Matters,” demonstrating several beautiful holiday table settings. Pictured are Donna Ewing, president; Catherine Mills, presenter; and Nancy Vascocu, vice president.

The Water Show scheduled for early November

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The Water Show, a waterinspired art exhibit and community conversation featuring multiple North Louisiana artists will take place Thursday, November 2, from 6-8 p.m. in the Norton Building located at 207 W. Mississippi, in Ruston.

BIRTHDAYS

October 20

Feelings of isolation post-stroke can cause depression

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Dear Doctors: My husband had a stroke at work last spring. His colleagues recognized the symptoms and called 911 right away. He spent time in the hospital and is doing physical therapy. He’s a lot better physically — but lately, he’s depressed. Why does that happen? My kids and I are so worried about him.